A non-smoker, single, hard working, ambitious, enthusiastic, excellent time keeper , well organised and good team member.

I am looking to experience new cultures.

I will do almost anything that is needed to achieve result of a high standard.

Please contact me to find out more

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"I've left Fort Lauderdale and living on an 100ft sailing boat in Miami, whos headed down the caribbean in 2 weeks. Thanks for all your help, i think ill stay in central america and continue travelling.... It was at the boat show i met some captains and landed this gig, ive been lucky really, having been exposed to this industry...i got some funny stories to tell." — Melanie from Australia

I found an interesting article called Life as a Charter Yacht Chef. It gives a good introduction to finding a job on a yacht as a chef.

"What's it pay? In the charter yacht business the pay scale is extremely variable, depending mostly on your prior experience and the size and type of yacht. Those with previous yacht experience, good references and working on a successful charter boat can expect to make as much as $8,000 - $12,000 a month (including tips) plus room, meals and transportation to and from the yacht, over a five month season."

You can read the full article here.

There is a new site for yacht crew called Dayworker.eu.com that lets you sign up for yacht day work jobs.

I haven't tried the site, but it's another resource to research if you are looking for yacht jobs in Antibes.